Film Sex Scene Sister

Film Sex Scene Sister

Facebook

Twitter

Email

GREATEST FILMS

Greatest Films: Overview
100 Greatest Films
101-200 Greatest Films
201-300 Greatest Films
200 Greatest Films - By Decade
300 Greatest Films - By Decade
Greatest Films - By Year
Top 100 Box Office of All-Time
Top Films of All-Time
Greatest Film Series-Franchises
Greatest Films - Criteria
Most Influential Films
Greatest American Movies - AFI
Other Lists of Great Films

REVIEWS

Film Reviews: Overview
All Film Reviews
Greatest Film
Reviews - By Decade
Film Reviews - Most Popular
Film Reviews - Moments & Scenes
Film Terms - Glossary
Film Viewing - Tips
Movie Trivia Quizzes
Film References

THE BEST

"Greatest" and "Best" Collections
Best
Genre-Type Films

Bond
Films - Best to Worst
'Chick
Flicks'
Guy Movies
Three Great Horror Franchises
Sexiest
Films of All-Time
Greatest
War Films
Greatest
Westerns
Greatest Zombie Films

Top Film Franchises-Series
Movie Title Screens
Plot Twists, Spoilers, Surprise Endings
Best Film Speeches & Monologues
James Bond Films
Great Bond Girls
Film Noir - Femmes Fatales
50 States: Most Authentic Films
Greatest Movie Props of All-Time
Robots in Film

HISTORY

Film History: Overview
Film History - By Decade
Film History Milestones - By Year
Great Films - By Year
Box Office Greats

Top 100 Blockbusters
Top 100 Films of All-Time
Top Box-Office Hits - By Decade/Year
Top Summer Blockbusters of All-Time

Sex in Cinema - Comprehensive History
Most Controversial Films
Visual & Special Effects Milestones
Movie Title Screens: Film Franchises
Biggest Box Office Bombs
& Flops
Greatest Movie Props in Film History
Great Christmas Movies

GENRES

Main Film Genres

Action
Adventure
Comedy
Crime-Gangster
Drama
Epics-Historical
Horror
Musicals-Dance
Science Fiction
War
Westerns

Film Sub-Genres

Biopics
Chick Flicks
Courtroom Dramas
Detective-Mystery
Disaster
Fantasy
Film Noir
Guy Films
Melodramas
Road Films
Romance
Sports
Super-Heroes
Supernatural
Thrillers-Suspense
Zombies

Other Major Film Categories

Animated
British-UK
Children/Family
Classic
Cult
Documentary
Serial
Sexual-Erotic
Silent

Sub-Genres Types (and Hybrids)
Best Picture Genre Biases
Summary of Top Films by Genre
Top 100 Films By Genre Type
AFI's Top 10 Film Genres
All-Time Highest-Grossing by Genre

SCENES

Scenes: Overview
Scenes: Compilations
Greatest Scenes: Collections

Greatest Chases
Greatest Crowds
Greatest Deaths
Greatest Disasters
Greatest Entrances
Funniest Scenes
Scariest Scenes
Sexual - Erotic Scenes
Film Kisses
of All-Time
Greatest
Music: Song & Dance
Greatest Tearjerkers

What's a Great
Film Scene?
Scenes Mini-Quiz
100s of the Greatest
Film Scenes
100 Greatest
Film Scenes
100 Most Iconic
Film Scenes
100 Great Movie Moments (Ebert)
50 Greatest Moments (TV Guide)
Sex in
Cinema - Scenes

OSCARS

Academy
Awards: Overview
Academy Awards:
By Decade and Year
Top Award Winners:
Summary
Best Picture
Best Picture: Movie Title Screens
Best Picture - Milestones
Best Picture - Genre Biases
Best Director
Best Actor
Best Actress
Best Supporting Actor
Best Supporting Actress
Best Screenplay/Writer
Mistakes and Omissions
Snubbed by Oscar
Worst Oscar Awards

QUOTES

Great Quotes: Overview
Top 100 Greatest Film Quotes
Great Film Quotes:
By Decade
50 Great Movie Quotes
Most Popular Movie Quotes
Top 10 Most Famous Quotes
Top 10 Best Lines Ever
Top 10 Comedy Movie Lines
Top 10 Worst Quotes
Quotes: Speeches & Monologues
Greatest Film
Misquotes
Great Opening
Film Lines
Great Last
Film Lines
Funniest
Movie Quotes
Greatest Brief Film Quotes
Film Taglines

DIRECTORS & STARS

Directors/Stars: Overview
50 Greatest Actors/Actresses
Greatest Stars: Roles & Films
Greatest Film Characters of All-Time
Greatest Film
Star Legends
Sexy Hollywood Bombshells
Greatest Film Directors
More Great Directors
Film Director Cameos
Hitchcock's Film Cameos
Hitchcock's MacGuffins

The content you see here is paid for by the advertiser or content provider whose link you click on, and is recommended to you by Revcontent. As the leading platform for native advertising and content recommendation, Revcontent uses interest based targeting to select content that we think will be of particular interest to you. We encourage you to view your opt out options in Revcontent's Privacy Policy
Want your content to appear on sites like this? Increase Your Engagement Now!
Want to report this publisher's content as misinformation? Submit a Report

GREATEST FILMS
REVIEWS
THE BEST
HISTORY
GENRES
SCENES
OSCARS
QUOTES
DIRECTORS & STARS

Filmsite Home
About & Contact
Sitemap
FAQ
Reference
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use

History of Sex in Cinema:
The Greatest and Most Influential
Sexual Films and Scenes
(Illustrated)
In this psycho-sexual thriller (similar in part to The
Silence of the Lambs (1991) and Basic
Instinct (1992) ), brilliant, cool blonde criminal psychologist
Dr. Sarah Taylor (Rebecca DeMornay) was evaluating the sanity of
accused serial killer Max Cheski (Harry Dean Stanton).
In the meantime, she
fell in love with smooth talking, quick-tempered, passionate, long-haired
Latino stranger Tony Ramirez (Antonio Banderas) who she said was "a
bad influence."
In Tony's "loft" apartment where walls were
composed of wire fencing and wooden cages, she found vigorous, kinky
thrills with him inside one of the 'caged' or mesh-screened rooms.
But she was increasingly frightened by things sent to
her: threatening phone messages, dead flowers, her own newspaper obituary,
and her dead cat.
In the twist ending, it was revealed that Tony was
a police officer and surveillance expert investigating the disappearance
of Sarah's ex-fiancee a year earlier.
He demonstrated that Sarah had
multiple personality disorder - she was stalking herself by sending
the strange gifts. Her illness stemmed from an abusive childhood from
her despised father Henry (Len Cariou) (who committed incest) during
which time she murdered her mother to satisfy Henry and cover up the
crime.
In the end, Sarah's homicidal alter ego killed both
Tony and her father, and then convinced the police that Tony murdered
her father and that she killed Tony in self-defense.
Holly Marie Combs (star of TV's magical fantasy series Charmed as
Piper Halliwell) was featured in this mostly-unseen, low-budget, independent
film by first-time director Douglas Tirola. The intelligent film was
about date rape on a college campus, expressed by the tagline:
"Sometimes
the people you know the best are the ones you can trust the least."
Combs appeared topless (as Sharon) in one short sex scene
that was unrelated to the main plot. As a second male watched (with
his hand down his pants masturbating) and drank beer, she ripped
open a condom packet with her teeth, then put a condom on another naked
guy in front of her, and provided oral sex. She then removed her sweater
to reveal her breasts, and let the male fondle her. This
scene was possibly one of the few reasons that anyone had even heard
of this film.
In the film's main plot, a popular and pretty sorority
girl named Charlotte Byrne (Allison Smith) attended a frat party where
she was raped (forced into unwanted sex) by her boyfriend Wesley's
(Danny Quinn, actor Anthony Quinn's son) womanizing best friend Jim
(Jay Underwood).
Subsequently,
she lost her boyfriend, was shunned by her sorority sisters, and suffered
confusion and terror. She was even accused of raping the aggressive male: "You
raped him." When she finally took a stand against the rape and made
strong allegations (with support from a campus women's group), her
actions led to both positive and negative consequences.
Director Paul
Verhoeven's erotic show-biz, sexploitation drama (teamed up again with
screenwriter Joe Eszterhas) was the first attempt of Hollywood
to mass market a studio film with an NC-17 rating (since the failure
of Caligula (1979) ), although it was a tremendous flop (with
domestic box-office of only $20 million from a production budget
of $45 million). In subsequent years, it has regained some of its
status as a deliberately campy, misogynistic guilty-pleasure adult
film, with some unfortunate depictions of the mistreatment of women.
It remains the highest-grossing NC-17 rated film of all-time with
almost double the box-office take of its next major competitor, Henry & June
(1990) at $11.6 million.
Although it flopped at the box-office, the notorious
film found an audience among cult film-goers, although it reportedly
destroyed the career of lead female star Elizabeth Berkley (as aspiring
dancer and new stripper in town named Nomi Malone), earlier noted
for her role in the late 80s TV show Saved
By the Bell . Its campy, dramatically-sleazy story was about
the sex industry. It took an uncensored look at cheap Las Vegas strip
clubs and shows (beginning with pole-dancing at the low-class Cheetah)
and higher-class hotel shows and their headliner dancers. One of the
other main stars was Gina Gershon as Cristal Connors, the Stardust Hotel
revue showgirl star who performed on stage at
the "Goddess" topless
dance show.
In one of the earliest scenes, Al Torres (Robert Davi),
manager of the topless, pole-clinging dancers at the Cheetah, detailed
requirements for a lap dance to new girl Penny (Rena Riffel): "Fifty
bucks a pop, you take 'em in the back. Touch and go. They touch,
they go. You can touch them. They cannot touch you...Now if they
come, that's okay. If they take it out and come all over you, call
the bouncer, unless he gives you a big tip. If he gives you a big
tip, it's okay. You got that?...lf you want to last longer than a
week, you give me a blow job. First l get you used to the money,
then l make you swallow."
It was controversially loaded with very frequent nudity,
sexuality, and notorious dialogue:
Cristal: "I like nice tits.
I always have. How about you?"
Nomi: "I like having nice
tits."
Cristal: "How do you like havin' 'em?"
Nomi: "What
do you mean?"
Cristal: "You know what I mean."
There were many memorable scenes in this infamous film,
including the topless 'Chorus Line-like' dance audition and "Thrust
It" coaching administered by a crude dancing choreographer,
the threesome voyeuristic lap dance, and the overacted, over-the-top
swimming pool scene with champagne and thrashing orgasmic activity
between leggy pole dancer Nomi and hotel entertainment director and
impresario Zack Carey (Kyle Maclachlan) - the scene was voted the
# 1 'unsexiest' or worst sex scene in cinema history by Empire Magazine
in 2005. Many viewers found the non-stop nudity almost boring after
awhile.
During the dance audition scene, Tony Moss (Alan
Rachins) introduced himself: "Okay, ladies. I'm Tony Moss.
I produce this show. Some of you have probably heard that I'm a prick
- I am a prick. I got one interest here, and that's the show. I don't
care whether you live or die. I want to see ya dance and I want to
see ya smile. I can't use you if you can't smile, I can't use you
if you can't show, I can't use you if you can't sell"). He also
threatened one of the losing contestants: "Come back when
you've f--ked some of this baby fat off. See ya!", and made
an insulting comment to Nomi: "You got something wrong with
your nipples?...I'm erect. Why aren't you erect?"
There were many other unclad scenes, including numerous
dressing room scenes, the love-hate/lesbian sex and kiss encounter
between Nomi and Cristal, and much more.
Director Roger
Donaldson's R-rated, titillating science-fiction action thriller contained
plentiful sex and nudity - exhibited by a gorgeous, deadly, part-alien/part-human
nymphomaniacal creature named Sil. She was the result of a scientific experiment at a top secret Utah facility to combine alien and human DNA.
First portrayed as a 12 year-old by Michelle
Williams, Sil grew into a gorgeous but deadly female (model Natasha
Henstridge) whom the scientists attempted to gas to death. She escaped
and prowled the LA singles scene looking to procreate with a suitable
male mate to provide her with the genetic seed necessary to have
offspring for colonization.
The beauteous murderous creature enticingly
seduced men in many scenes by becoming naked and aggressively demanding
sex (a reversal of normal sex roles), especially in one hot tub sequence.
When aroused, spikes came sprouting from her back. Whether impregnated
or not, she would kill her shocked
male victims, Black-Widow style.
[Note: Henstridge (and
others from the original film) returned for the film's sequel (followed
by two more installments).]
Director Kathryn Bigelow's realistic
science-fiction story told about virtual reality "clips" (sold
on computer discs and played back on head-worn devices called SQUIDS
or Superconducting Quantum Interference Device). Ex-vice
cop and illegal clip peddler/user Lenny Nero (Ralph Fiennes) would also
sample the wares - a virtual reality clip of two girls (Kylie Ireland
and Dru Berrymore) and a guy making love. Buyers used them for entertainment's
sake in the future Los Angeles of late 1999 - to experience the real
sensations of others with strong doses of violence and sex.
Lenny
also ecstatically enjoyed 'jacking in' to playback a clip of ex-girlfriend

Sex New Best 3d
Little Sex 1982
Over 40 And Horny Tumblr

Film Sex Scene Sister

Report Page